Fine quality Imperial Russian gilded silver desert spoon beautifully engraved throughout as can be seen in the pictures. The spoon is in very good condition with no wear. Unusual to be gilded on silver, most of the gilding is in tact.
The spoon bears the assay marks for Viktor Savinsky of Moscow with a date of 1868 and the makers mark for Fyodor Ivanov of Moscow (1843 - 1882)
SIZE; 8" long
Declaration
Carse Antiques has dated this piece to the 1860s.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA385431
Dealers Notes
Full member of LAPADA.
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Description
Fine quality Imperial Russian gilded silver desert spoon beautifully engraved throughout as can be seen in the pictures. The spoon is in very good condition with no wear. Unusual to be gilded on silver, most of the gilding is in tact.
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The spoon bears the assay marks for Viktor Savinsky of Moscow with a date of 1868 and the makers mark for Fyodor Ivanov of Moscow (1843 - 1882).
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